Updating a previous item, doctors have told San Diego Chargers OG Kris Dielman (concussion) that the quality of his life will be much better if he decides to retire after sustaining a concussion in October that led to a seizure. A decision has not been made, but Dielman is leaning toward retiring.

San Diego Chargers OG Kris Dielman (concussion) has been mulling retirement since enduring a season-ending concussion and grand mal seizure. He's spoken with doctors and has the information to make his decision, according to team sources. The announcement is expected soon, possibly after the NFL Scouting Combine.

San Diego Chargers OG Kris Dielman (concussion) is leaning toward returning after suffering a scary concussion in 2011, according to those close to him and team sources. If he elects to retire, his possible departure would free up $5.5 million in salary cap space, although that's money the team will happily pay to keep Dielman.

San Diego Chargers OG Kris Dielman (concussion) said he is feeling good after being placed on Injured Reserve because of a concussion. He said he has not decided if he will retire or play next season but hopes to make the decision soon.

San Diego Chargers OG Kris Dielman (concussion) said Saturday, Jan. 28, that he is "doing great" after a concussion prematurely ended his season in 2011. Dielman was contemplating retirement after the concussion, and he has yet to decide whether he'll play in 2012.